HUCKLEBERRIES: Ordinance for peace and quiet
In 1954, City Clerk J.R. Wilcox and Deputy Clerk Donna Stafford perused early city ordinances.
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City Clerk Renata McLeod records ordinances today.
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Brad Bakie warned others of the dangers of smoking.
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Seaplane pilot Bill Brooks fought City Hall — and won.
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Miss Coeur d’Alene Cathy Weidner, shown with chamber president-elect Monty Leavitt, proudly supported her hometown.
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Sixty cyclists prepared to test ride the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes after the ribbon cutting by (from left): Francis SiJohn of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, Scott Moore of Union Pacific Railroad, Ernie Lombard of the state Department of Parks and Recreation and Mullan Councilman Dan White.
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“Coeur d’Moose,” one of the colorful fiberglass moose displayed 20 years ago, was located at the Century 21 building.
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Sharman Schmitt of Avista presented a check for $260,611 to John Chamness of the Kroc Center and Sandi Bloem, chairman of the Kroc advisory board. The money was awarded for energy-saving features in the new building.
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Norris Benson, left, and John Richards displayed the Kamloops that would feed the 1959 Diamond Cup drivers.
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Staffers who prepared the final issue of the Viking Voice in late May 2014 included (from left): Ad manager Kirk Abolafia, photographer Rebecca Pratt and news editor Ariana Sciascia.
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“Ordinance” is a fancy word for a law imposed by cities and counties.
An action taken March 5 by the present City Council targeted motorcycles and loud vehicles downtown by adding teeth — and a significant fine — to an existing noise ordinance.
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